See Mickey & Stella Lou Dance In Tokyo DisneySea's Step To Shine Show!

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A greeting show featuring Duffy's new friend Stella Lou will be held from July 11th, 2017 to March 19th, 2018 at the American Waterfront Dockside Stage at Tokyo DisneySea!

Latest update : 2017.08.08

You'll see Mickey teaching Stella Lou how to tap dance. Stella Lou tries her best to learn the new dance moves, and before you know it you'll find yourself cheering for her.

At some points the Disney friends will teach the guests some dance moves. Make sure to learn these and dance along with Stella Lou!

The show is about 20 minutes long, and is held four to six times a day. At the end of the show, the Disney friends will come off the stage to greet the audience!

Stella Lou Souvenirs for After the Show

At Tokyo DisneySea's McDuck's Department Store, you'll find cute new Stella Lou souvenirs. These just came out in July of 2017.

Fluffy Cushions

With a lavender-colored background, this cushion has Stella Lou's cute face printed on it (3100 yen with tax). The back side is designed with pink stripes and a dancing Stella Lou. Just looking at it is relaxing.

Kinchaku Bag With Financiers

Inside this ribbon-tied Stella Lou Kinchaku Bag (*1) are blueberry flavored financiers. The bag is great for little things even after you've eaten the snacks included. The product comes with 5 financiers and costs 1600 yen (with tax).

*1 Kinchaku bag: A bag used to store and carry around small items.

Tote Bag With Frills

This mini tote bag (3200 yen with tax) has a dancing Stella Lou printed on it. It's great as a shoulder bag as well.

Stella Lou souvenirs can only be found at Tokyo DisneySea! We hope you visit and enjoy!

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Written by

Miho Moriya

Tokyo,Japan

MATCHA editor and freelance writer. Born, raised, and currently living in Tokyo. Have visited over 30 countries and lived in four different prefectures. I have traveled to almost all 47 prefectures in Japan! I try to create articles that help convey the charms of a destination through words and pictures. I love forests, temples, and camels.

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